Unheimlich
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Unheimlich
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When the cold wind comes blowing in
I can feel the salty smell of the sea
I can imagine myself resisting it
As the terror runs through me
And now the humming´s getting closer
But I can´t experience those visions again
Like my feet are unable to move
Here it comes, the pain
Oh so vast
Oh so loathsome
The monster of my nightmares
Have finally come
The moon is now near zenith
As I stare down the neverending pit
Someone said that nightmares speak the truth
But I refuse to believe it
And now the humming´s getting closer
But I can´t experience those visions again
Like my feet are unable to move
Here it comes, the pain
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